
Things to do in Nairobi this weekend: 20 – 23 February
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You are now in Nairobi, where cultures blend and mix. Nairobi shakes up art, food, music, nightlife, wellness, film, travel & lifestyle. Welcome to your go-to guide for all things in Nairobi — if you’re hunting for fun activities, the best hangouts, or the coolest cultural vibes. Dive in and discover everything iN Nairobi that makes it the capital of cultural exploration.
Make your weekend plans now with iN Nairobi…
It’s a busy weekend in the art world iN Nairobi! Scroll down to see whats opening & what’s still on…
Valentine’s isn’t for everyone—so whether you’re single, over the hype, or just looking for something different, this weekend iN Nairobi has plenty to offer beyond the usual roses and romance.
New play Sanctuary: A couple grapples with the intrusion of AI in their relationship, which is already experiencing difficulties and a new level of incompatibility.
You are now in Nairobi, where cultures blend and mix. Nairobi shakes up art, food, music, nightlife, wellness, film, travel & lifestyle. Welcome to your go-to guide for all things in Nairobi — if you’re hunting for fun activities, the best hangouts, or the coolest cultural vibes. Dive in and discover everything iN Nairobi that makes it the capital of cultural exploration.
Make your weekend plans now with iN Nairobi…
It’s a busy weekend in the art world iN Nairobi! Scroll down to see whats opening & what’s still on…
Valentine’s isn’t for everyone—so whether you’re single, over the hype, or just looking for something different, this weekend iN Nairobi has plenty to offer beyond the usual roses and romance.
New play Sanctuary: A couple grapples with the intrusion of AI in their relationship, which is already experiencing difficulties and a new level of incompatibility.
In this edition of Soma Nami’s Books in Review, Wendy Njoroge reviews fantasy novel Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon by Wole Talabi
Here we go again – the weekend has gone round and already it’s Monday…check out what’s on iN Nairobi to plan your weekand see you Thursday for the weekend guide!!
In a dazzling display of endurance, talent, and sheer musical passion, Kenyan trumpeter Mackinlay Mutsembi has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest continuous trumpet performance.
We’ve found so many wellness events happening this weekend that we thought we’d put them all together for you… scroll on down, it will be hard to choose what to do with your weekend!
Welcome to iNNAIROBI’s tour of the best culinary delights and spots you should know. Let’s take a tour of Nairobi’s outdoor food destinations.
Discover the vibrant world of Nairobi’s food truck scene! From gourmet burgers and international cuisine to sweet treats and savory snacks, Nairobi’s food trucks offer a diverse and delicious food experience.
Nairobi’s craft beer scene is bubbling up with creativity and flavor, making it a haven for beer aficionados.
Forget the wild animals – Nairobi’s street food scene is where the real adventure is at! Embark on a Street Food Safari and discover the city’s mouthwatering delights.
It’s a busy weekend in the art world iN Nairobi! Scroll down to see whats opening & what’s still on…
New play Sanctuary: A couple grapples with the intrusion of AI in their relationship, which is already experiencing difficulties and a new level of incompatibility.
In our final installment of”Meet the Teachers”, around the Kilifi Wellness Festival series, we meet Nathan Fallou, a multi-faceted and music-centred practitioner.
Today in iN’s “Meet the Teachers” series around the Kilifi Wellness Festival, we meet Melina Moors, a yoga teacher and holistic wellness practitioner. Her offerings include energetic multi-style yoga, slow-paced yin yoga, Thai Yoga Massage, and Handpan sound journeys. She integrates movement, breathwork, meditation, sound, touch and aromatherapy to activate healing, personal growth and higher states of consciousness.
Make your weekend plans now with iN Nairobi…
Valentine’s isn’t for everyone—so whether you’re single, over the hype, or just looking for something different, this weekend iN Nairobi has plenty to offer beyond the usual roses and romance.
Weekend vibes incoming…Scroll through for what’s hot this weekend iN Nairobi!
Nairobi Fashion Week 2025: A Bold Step Toward Regenerative Design. Starts 29th January 2025.
From Rasmi Damo, a Palestinian artist and filmmaker living in France.
In various venues across Nairobi, a vibrant celebration of culture, resilience, and creativity is unfolding soon. The Palestinian Art Festival is coming, presenting a tapestry of powerful stories and striking images of a unique and ancient land, people and culture.
FilmAid Kenya uses the transformative power of film and media to address critical social challenges. You can see thier work at the Nairobi screening of their Film Festival on 24 September
Something shaky for the thrill seekers. Horror films you should peel your eyes to see.
Here we go again – the weekend has gone round and already it’s Monday…check out what’s on iN Nairobi to plan your weekand see you Thursday for the weekend guide!!
In a dazzling display of endurance, talent, and sheer musical passion, Kenyan trumpeter Mackinlay Mutsembi has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest continuous trumpet performance.
On Friday 31 January, Nairobi’s Geco Café will be home to an extraordinary musical feat. Mackinlay Mutsembi will officially attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the longest continuous trumpet performance: playing non-stop for 24 hours.
Here we go again – the weekend has gone round and already it’s Monday…check out what’s on iN Nairobi to plan your week!
With the Kilifi Wellness Festival coming up, iN would like to introduce you to some of the wellness practitioners who will be teaching there. First in our series, we meet yoga teacher Rebekah.
The festival is dedicated to holistic practices and personal growth.
Wildebeests aren’t Kenya’s only migrating phenomenon. Whales are where it’s at by the ocean.
Discover Nairobi’s green accommodations where you can enjoy luxury, comfort, and sustainability.